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     I am in a “FICTIVE DREAM.”

  

Sitting at your computer with a cup of coffee ready to write that first draft of your next novel…
Authors need a regular routine when they sit at the computer and prepare to write!


          When you are in the creative mood, you must follow a set of actions that will lead to the production of dynamic writing. When I sit in the chair at my computer, with a cup of coffee on my desk, I slip into a writing zone.  I do not want any distractions.

I am in a “FICTIVE DREAM.”

        First, I click on the Killer Kudzu icon on the desktop that opens the word document that transports me to the world of my fifth novel.

         I pick up from where I left off on my previous writing excursion into the world of the of the Killer Kudzu: “It is Spreading and it is coming for you! Beware the Killer Kudzu.”

         I have everything in reach–Dictionary, Thesaurus, and Elements of Style–and my folders with character ideas, setting, etc.


         Then the writing process begins: Sit down in front of the computer, stare at the blank screen, then put words on that screen.

         Some days the words flow and other days they trickle at a slow pace. The point–put words on the paper.

         Author C. J. Cherryh said it best: “Write Garbage, Edit Brilliantly.”


         Just get the words out so you can and then edit Brilliantly!

         “Keep Writing, Keep Believing and never, ever give up on your dreams.”

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Reviewed by Ronald Hull 10/11/2020
My pen never seems empty. I can sit down and write garbage easily every day. What I don't do very well is critically and religiously edit. Although I proof very well after at least three reads.

Almost every writing guru out there tells people to write their heart out. Unfortunately, some never reach traditional publishing standards.

I'm very aware of the kudzu threat. Wrote a humorous poem about it. The three years I lived in Mableton and taught business classes at Atlanta University, I was afraid that the Douglas County kudzu was going to come and cover my new house over like doomsday!

Ron
Reviewed by Budd Nelson 10/9/2020
reading is the catalyst to writing
Reviewed by De Rose 10/8/2020
WRITERS that write regularly must have a routine otherwise too many things will get in the way of your creativity, Julius is correct one hundred percent. Without a routine the creative writer is bound to flounder. So keep a journal every day and set aside a block of time to write.

I believe the best writers must read...read...read! Chances are if you don't read often you will not be a good writer. Reading teaches writing and writing well means reading frequently as I am sure Julius would agree.

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